According to Act No. 111/1998 Coll. on Universities, the Czech University of Life Sciences is a public university. The Czech Republic now has 27 public universities and 2 state institutions. The Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sports funds both public and state institutions. Public universities, on the other hand, are administered by their Rectors' Board and an Academic Senate, whilst state institutions are managed by the respective Ministries (for example, the Ministry of the Interior for the Police Academy and the Ministry of Defence for the University of Defence).
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In 1776, the first courses on agricultural sciences were given at the Faculty of Philosophy of Prague Charles-Ferdinand University in Prague. In 1812, a Department of Agriculture was formed at the Czech Polytechnics. In the fall of 1848, the first courses in forestry sciences were held.
The true history of our institution began in 1906, when the Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz Joseph I established a Faculty of Agriculture at the Czech Polytechnics in Prague by edict. Professor Julius Stoklasa, a well-known soil chemistry expert, was appointed as the Faculty's first Dean. The Faculty established its own lively activity from the start (1906/1907), based in large part on the selflessness of its instructors and students.
WW1 momentarily interrupted the growth of the Faculty, but with the creation of the Czechoslovak Republic in 1918, the Faculty continued to flourish in a highly dynamic pace. Education reforms in the newly formed Czechoslovak Republic resulted in institutional modifications to the Czech Polytechnics (renamed Czech Technical University in Prague in 1920). In 1920, the Faculty of Agriculture was renamed the College of Agriculture and Forest Engineering. It was still affiliated with the Czech Technical University. The College of Agriculture and Forest Engineering was formerly housed at Prague 2's Gröbe Villa near Havlkovy sady. It relocated to a new facility near the Czech Technical University in the Prague 6 - Dejvice neighborhood in 1936.
The university now has around 18 000 students (10% of them are international students), 6 faculties, and 1 institute. CZU provides nearly 170 recognized study programs at the BSc, MSc, and PhD levels (the language of instruction in 9 BSc, 20 MSc, and 18 PhD programs is English).
The institution employs 1 700 people, with over 700 of them being Professors or Associate Professors. The Czech University of Life Sciences has been a member of the Euroleague for Life Sciences since 2007.
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Double rooms – suites 2 + 2... Read More
Double rooms – suites 2 + 2The suite 2 + 2 consists of two separate double rooms, a common hall, bathroom with shower and toilet. Rooms are fully equipped – each student has their own bed, chair and desk. Sufficient storage space is provided by built-in cabinets and hanging shelves.There is a fridge common to both rooms in the hall.All rooms have internet access via the Eduroam Wi-Fi network.The total capacity is 56 rooms (112 beds) for students and 20 rooms (40 beds) for university employees.
Shered kitchenOn each floor of dormitory A there is a shared kitchen equipped with a stainless stell workspace with a sink, an electric stove, microwave and an electric oven. The dishes are not part of the equipment.
Laundy and drying roomThere is a laundry and drying room available at the A dormitory, with sufficient capacity for all accommodated studentsCommon roomThe common room with TV offers students plenty of space to study and relaxation.
GymA gym is available free of charge not only for students staying in dormitory A. Here you will find all the basic aquipment from a multifunctional fitness machine, through excercise bikes, treadmills to gymnastic balloons and excercise mats.
The current operator of the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU) canteen is Delirest services s.r.o.. The operator provides... Read More
The current operator of the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU) canteen is Delirest services s.r.o.. The operator provides meals for students, staff and other guests. Complete offer including a "subsidy" for the students is presented in the attached file.
The system board is no need to order your meals in advance. Payment is done in cash, credit card or credit card system UEP (university electronic wallet).
The operator of the canteen also offers catering services for social events, ceremonies, seminars, meetings, etc.
Opening hoursLunch 11:15 to 2:15 p.m.Dinner 4:45 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.
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